Men Are Such Fools

Synopsis

In the comedy film Men Are Such Fools, Wayne Morris plays the role of a man stuck in a love triangle with two women. Set in the backdrop of the entertainment industry, the movie explores themes of love, jealousy, and moral dilemmas. As the story unfolds, the characters navigate through misunderstandings and humorous situations, leading to unexpected twists and turns. With witty dialogues and charming performances, Men Are Such Fools delivers a delightful and entertaining experience for the audience, showcasing the complexities of romantic relationships and the follies of human nature.

Cast

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  Wayne Morris

  Jimmy Hall

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  Priscilla Lane

  Linda Lawrence

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  Humphrey Bogart

  Harry Galleon

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  Hugh Herbert

  Harvey Bates

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  Johnnie Davis

  Tad Turkel

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  Penny Singleton

  Nancy Crowel

Reviews

Men Are Such Fools, directed by William Nigh and released in 1938, received mixed reviews from critics at the time. While some praised the film for its comedic elements and charming performances, others found the plot to be predictable and the pacing to be slow. The New York Times described it as 'a lighthearted romp that offers moments of laughter but lacks depth.' On the other hand, Variety hailed the film as 'a delightful comedy that captures the essence of romantic entanglements in a humorous light.' Despite the mixed reception, Wayne Morris was praised for his portrayal of the conflicted protagonist. Overall, Men Are Such Fools offers a nostalgic look at romantic comedies of its era.'